The main exhibit hall is dedicated to creating a fun, unique, and dynamic experience for visitors of all ages, who come to our spring from all over the world. Both the Visitor Center and Nature Store are open to the public. Current hours are Monday – Friday, 9am – 4 pm.
Three Sisters Springs was a forested wetland to be developed with condos and the spring water was intended to be commercially extracted. In order to protect manatee, improve access to the springs and restore native habitat the land was purchased in 2010 with funds from the Florida Community Trust, the City of Crystal River, U.S....
Global warming refers to the increasing average global temperature since the Industrial Revolution.
This project rescues, rehabilitates and release many species of animals including large mammals like deer.
The Friends Group completed the construction of the tower, pavilion and several hiking trails on this Refuge property in 2010 and donated the improvements to the Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge. The improvements were made possible by a donation from the Lastinger Family Foundation. A boardwalk allowing access into the wetlands was constructed in 2013....
The World is in Danger. The Earth's climate is changing and it can be very detrimental to life across the globe.
People who need to fish for a living are catching turtles in their nets and either injuring them or killing them.
It’s time to repower our communities with clean, renewable energy from the sun, earth, wind and water.
A quiet crisis playing out in US forests as huge numbers of trees succumb to drought, disease, insects and wildfire.
Your support will help us fight to protect grizzly bears and other threatened and endangered wildlife.
